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HTC TyTN came fourth!

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Originally posted by SteveJ:
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HTC TyTN came fourth!

we hoped much more for this new device as I said to Docc it's a current convergence device rather than new boundries, seems I maybe right.

rgds
Steve

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Translated from the review: For the remainder, P525 de Asus also has other internal software whose launcher of application which points out the quantity of memory or remaining battery, a software of voice recognition, an automatic programme of configuration of the connector industry DATED from the terminal or a virtual machine Java while passing by a program baptized “My Secrecies” which makes it possible to protect by password a repertory from the terminal. To note concerning the layer of telephony of Asus P525 which it is more traditional, allowing all the same to rock quickly from one mode to another but not having T9 to compose a telephone number.

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Translated: Final Conclusion:
The opinion of the drafting With its dimensions which are not more compact and its absence of EDGE or 3G, PDAPhone Asus P525 could quickly be forgotten, to even pass unperceived, by the amateurs of communicating mobile terminals under Windows Mobile 5. However, with its 3 day endurance of use, its many pre software installed whose scanner of calling cards, its keyboard rather simple to use and its button “hold” which makes it possible to regard it almost as a traditional mobile telephone, P525 de Asus has many assets. With its graphic installed capacity and CPU which hoists it in the first place of all PDAPhone under currently available Windows Mobile on the market, Asus P525 is robust and has a fast and reactive operating system. To note however some defects of design of which the key “2” difficiellement accessible, too sensitive D-Pad, the numerical camera which could have been equipped with a better optics or a bad provision of certain keys in its keyboard (keys “Windows” and “OK”) PDAPhone Asus P525 is currently marketed at the price of 549 €uros including all taxes.

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The HTC TyTN is even slower on CPU speed ranked at 8th position.

I don’t really go with the compromise in CPU speed as the user should be given the choice weather to extend battery life or not. It seems to me that the new Asus P525 has this facility built-in

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Originally posted by SteveJ:
Do you think HTC have deliberatly slowed it down for indurance ??

I don't liks cpu clocking apps but maybe there's a case or it on the TYtn